Cher Butler

The Smithsonian, if they found out about a large skeleton somewhere, was to go get it.

It all goes back to the fallen cherub.

And the problem with the modern day church, they have a very truncated view of the supernatural.

Well, I'm so glad that you asked.

And after watching so many of your podcasts, I was surely prepared for my answer.

But I think it's the same as so many others that, you know, it's it is a mystery.

I do believe.

I do believe that there's true sightings of Bigfoot.

And with that said, with the work of the supernatural, in my personal perspective, some kind of demonic entity that shapeshifts in and out of our realm and the realm that it operates in.

So other than that...

It's a mystery.

But yes, I do believe that there's been true encounters with Bigfoot.

Well, I'm not in the woods much.

So I'm, I'm stuck here in West Texas where there's nothing but dirt.

So maybe that's why I haven't seen book fit.

Yeah, well, the dirt out here is great.

You know, I wrote a book, too, called In the Waiting.

And it was a process of a seven-year-long wilderness.

And I really felt like, you know, the Lord wanted me to have the full effect.

So he put me in West Texas so I could really, you know, get that desert-y dirt and heat and really go through that wilderness.